Sentence examples for intense fields from inspiring English sources
Two of the works – Blue I, II, III and Mural Paintings I, II, III – are vivid, intense fields of bright colour, which will hang opposite each other in Tate Modern.
Not only that, the researchers report online today in Science, but simulations suggest that the intense fields may actually stimulate chemical reactions that typically don't take place on Earth, such as forcing two helium atoms to form a molecule.
In the source region of the January 7 CME, the flare ribbons were located to the south of intense fields that did not participate in the eruption but might have deflected the CME to the south.
In more intense fields, the combined effect of the ionic wind and the heat transfer from the high-temperature electrons to the background gas induces a significant increase in the temperature field upstream and downstream of the flame front.
It is noteworthy that under the influence of a static 0.2 T field, the cell viabilities of different line cells (such as human neuronal FNC-B4 and breast carcinoma cells) are unaffected, even at more intense fields (1.5 T) the growth of HeLa cells is unaltered [59].
Memristors are nanoscale devices able to generate intense fields by the application of relatively low voltages, which warrants peculiar properties such as fast, non-volatile and low-energy electrical switching, as well as the possibility of retaining their internal resistance state according to the history of applied voltage and current.
Electrons in the intense field at the depleted junction easily acquire enough energy to excite atoms.
In the intense field the electrons gain about 2 MeV every 30 centimetres (12 inches) or so.
For several years around the turn of the millennium, when fighting in Congo was at its most intense, field observation of bonobos came to a halt.
The intense field forces the particles to race in a circle and causes them to twist.
These well-intentioned experiments are tackling these problems through intense field testing.
